SubConn Coax series

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The SubConn® Coax series is primarily used for facilitating the transmission of high-definition (HD) video signals within and between underwater systems and for interfacing HD video-based equipment such as cameras and telemetry systems. The SubConn® Coax connectors feature a high depth rating and fully harness the rugged quality and basic SubConn® design that has been trusted by marine industry operators for decades.

The SubConn® Coax series embraces two primary connector models including a coax-only connector option and a combined coax and electric connector option with six electric contacts for handling power and signal on interfaced equipment. The latter option enables users to fully control and power equipment using only a single connector, hereby allowing for design optimization of underwater systems. Both connector types are available with an impedance of 50 or 75 ohms.

SubConn® Coax connectors are dry mate only and cannot take open face pressure.

SubConn® Coax connectors come with color-coded leads and are often supplied with dummy connectors and injection molded polyoxymethylene (POM) or stainless steel locking sleeves (required). In addition, SubConn® Coax connectors are available with specially designed SubConn® coax- or combined power and coax cable manufactured from flexible and water-resistant polyurethane (PUR).

Applications include

• Offshore oil and gas, renewable energy, and subsea systems
• Defense Systems and equipment
• Oceanographic systems, equipment, and instrumentation solutions
• Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and Remotely Operated Towed Vehicle (ROTV) systems
• Underwater camera, video, and lighting systems
• Underwater telemetry systems
• Antenna applications
• Diving systems and equipment

Options include

• Customized harness cables and direct molding to selected polyurethane (PUR) cables
• Customer specified cable, wire leads, and bulkhead thread lengths
• Customer specified connector body material
• Certified pressure testing to specific ocean depths

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